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• News, Notes & Gossip | July - August 2008
• News, Notes & Gossip | May - June 2008
• News, Notes and Gossip | March - April 2008 '
• IFBB Pro Craig Titus Pleads Guilty to Murder
• 2008 IFBB European Men's Championships | results, scores, photo
• 2008 Tampa Pro Results
• 2008 IFBB Houston Pro Results
• IFBB 2008 New York Pro Results
• Arnold Classic 2008 | results, photos, scoresheets, videos
• IFBB Amateur Kalina Cup | results, photos

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• New IFBB pros from around the World of 2008

Vietnam’s Top Female Body builder Tests Positive

Vietnam’s top female body builder Nguyen Thi My Linh has tested positive. According to national bodybuilding team coach Huynh Anh, Linh had taken a medicine that contained the banned substance, Lasix 40 mg, while she was sick. Nguyen was preparing for the 2008 Asian Bodybuilding Championship slated for next Wednesday in Hong Kong. At minimum, Linh will be suspended for two years and must pay a US$2,000 fine as World Bodybuilding Federation [WBF] rules stipulate.

Johnnie Jackson sets Deadlift World Record

IFBB pro bodybuilder Johnnie Jackson competed in the  2008 United States Powerlifting Federation (USPF) National Powerlifting Championships in Warwick, Rhode Island on June 29, 2009. He set a USPF World Record on his first attempt at deadlift with a pull of 345 kgs (760 lbs).

BSN Becomes Official Sponsor of UFC

• BSN supplement company becomes official sponsor of the Ultimate Fighting Championship league [UFC]. BSN’s President and CEO Chris Ferguson comments on the partnership, “I’m proud to announce that BSN is now the 'Official Nutritional Supplement Provider' of the UFC. MMA is the fastest growing sport in the world today. We are excited to be aligned with an organization as prestigious as the UFC and are eager to stretch our brand with this partnership by showcasing our product line.”

Roland Kickinger to be in Terminator Movie

• IFBB pro bodybuilder Roland Kickinger is filming the 4th movie in the Terminator Series, titled Terminator 4: Salvation: The Future Begins. Set for a release date of May 22nd, 2009, Roland is playing the character of the T-800, which was the original terminator.

Former European Bodybuilding Champions Kills his Parents then Himself

• 32 year old Radek Suchomel, the IFBB European under 80kg winner in 2000, and a three time IFBB World Championship competitor, is reported to have [shot] killed his parents and then himself in the Czech Republic on the 9th of August 2008.Radek Suchomel has operated two fitness centres since he ended his sporting career in 2000. He was living with his parents after a recent divorce.The video below shows him posing in 1996. [Photo credit: Tyden.cz]
  

Clancy Ross RIP

Former bodybuilding great Clancy Ross has passed away. Ross, who was born in 1923, held numerour titles including Mr USA, Mr Universe and Mr America

• Three time Australian Grand Prix winner Dexter Jackson has moved from his contract with Muscular Development Magazine and signed an exclusive contract with Weider Publications.Weider Publications was founded by Joe and Ben Weider, and is the parent company of many US-based health and fitness magazines including Flex and Muscle and Fitness, and are the promoters of the IFBB Olympia.

New Zealand 2008 Grand Prix Results

• Dexter Jackson claimed his 3rd vidtory of the year by winning the 2008 New Zealand Grand Prix. Australian Con Demetriou placed 11th, with New Zealand entrants Salah Ibrahim in 10th, and Michael Kingsnorth in 12th. For more please see the New Zealand News page.

Monica Brant

• Fitness icon Monica Brant has been released from her contract with supplement company BSN, who stated "we wish her well, however we couldn't come to terms".

New 22 Year Old IFBB Pro

• Daniel Hill of Germany becomes the youngest current IFBB pro at age 22. He qualified by winning the heavyweight and overall at the IFBB Junior World Championship 2007 in Budapest, Hungary.

American IFBB Professional Bodybuilder Shelley Beattie Passes Away

• A top competitor in the 1990's Shelley placed 3rd in the Ms Olympia twice, but is best known as one of the few deaf bodybuilders. Also known for her role on the American Gladiators, Beattie suffered from bi-polar disorder and took her own life on Feb 16, 2008

Mr. Olympia Jay Cutler Settles Lawsuit

• Mr. Olympia Jay Cutler had filed suit in July 2006 in Los Angeles Superior Court claiming misappropriation of image and likeness, invasion of privacy and unjust enrichment. A Nebraska, USA based company called 'NDS Nutritional Products Inc' had reportedly used his image and likeness on their products without his consent. The terms of the settlement are unknown as they were not revealed in court papers released.

From the Las Vegas Review on Friday May 30th 2008:

"The celebrity bodybuilder couple accused of murdering their assistant will save the county the trouble of a trial. Craig Titus and Kelly Ryan finalized a plea deal with prosecutors late Friday afternoon, avoiding a trial set to begin Monday.

The district attorney's office says it's a fair deal. It's one both the victim's family and detectives in the case agree with, because it makes Craig Titus admit to murder and his wife to helping destroy evidence."I think both defendants recognize that a train was coming down the tracks and either they resolved it today or we were going to go to a jury trail and leave it up to a jury," said prosecutor Robert Daskas.

With the couple both facing possible life sentences for murder, Titus moved to save his wife. "As we approached trial, Craig Titus became more and more worried about the exposure his wife was going to have to first degree murder," said Titus' attorney Marc Saggese.

Titus agreed to plead guilty to second degree murder in the death of his live-in assistant Melissa James, along with kidnapping and arson. "He did accept responsibility and that is evidenced by his entering into a guilty plea," said Saggese. By admitting to the murder, Ryan was cleared of the charge and given a plea deal of battery with a deadly weapon and first degree arson.

"She was faced with more serious charges -- significantly more serious charges. We feel that this is a fair resolution for her," said Ryan's attorney Michael Cristalli.She now faces no criminal liability in James' death. But with overwhelming evidence, both had to admit to arson. "We had strong evidence that they purchased lighter fluid that was used to ultimately light the car with Melissa James in the trunk," said Daskas.

The prosecutor says, while there are unanswered questions about James' murder, details are finally coming out. "We've always believed, and I think the guilty pleas reflects that there was a confrontation between Kelly and Melissa and that Craig intervened, and ultimately it was Craig Titus that killed Melissa James," said Daskas.

Titus has asked to speak at his sentencing so he can apologize to James' mother, who was once a close friend. "He has never had an opportunity to talk to her or say he was sorry or to discuss how this unfolded," said Saggese. Titus faces 15 to 55 years in prison. He has already served two and a half years. Kelly Ryan's attorney says he has asked to argue for probation for her charges"

Craig Titus competed in the Australian Grand Prix in 2004 placing 6th.

Held on May 16-19 2008 in Playa d’Aro, Spain.

Manual Manchado of Spain [pictured below] won the overall, and was awarded an IFBB pro card.

65 kg
1.    66    Miguel Ramirez    Spain    5    5    10    15
2.    69    Michal Hlinka    Slovakia    10    10    20    30
3.    67    Grzegorz Sochacki    Poland    16    17    30    47
4.    64    Tomas Lukac    Czech Republic    27    23    42    65
5.    65    Mauro Ranieri    Italy    21    23    52    75
6.    63    Sergii Protsenko    Ukraine    25    28    52    80
7.    68    Tsvetan Tsvetanov    Bulgaria    33    -    -    -
8.    70    Adrian Radio    Romania    38    -    -    -


70 kg
1.    77    Vyacheslav Makogon    Ukraine    5    6    10    16
2.    81    Aydin Bicen    Turkey    19    13    24    37
3.    75    Ignacio Valera    Spain    20    17    38    55
4.    78    Krzysztof Danielcyk    Poland    21    19    38    57
5.    76    Gerasim Dragnev    Bulgaria    27    24    42    66
6.    74    Jose Garcia Cobo    Spain (B)    14    28    54    82
7.    79    Andreas Assitis    Cyprus    35    -    -    -



75 kg
1.    90    Nikolay Chernetskiy    Russia    5    5    10    15
2.    87    Hamida Ghiles    Spain    10    10    20    30
3.    89    Francesco Melis    Italy    17    20    36    56
4.    88    Lee Williams    United Kingdom    18    19    40    59
5.    92    Miroslav Hanak    Czech Republic    28    23    50    73
6.    86    Fernando Escribano    Spain (B)    26    28    54    82
7.    91    Zoltan Vajda    Hungary    35    -    -    -



80 kg
1.    99    Igor Losev    Russia    8    9    16    25
2.    98    Oscar Marin    Spain    9    7    22    29
3.    105    Beila Balog    Ukraine    15    19    36    55
4.    104    Sergii Ges    Ukraine    21    19    36    55
5.    96    Amit Sapir    Israel    31    26    50    76
6.    101    Esteban Amat    Spain (B)    23    23    54    77
7.    97    Maurizio Minoccari    Italy    37    -    -    -
8.    106    Marko Dimitrjevic    Serbia    38    -    -    -
9.    102    Heinz Weindl    Austria    40    -    -    -
10.    108    Bubacar Camara    Portugal    51    -    -    -
11.    100    Garcia Cesar    Spain (B)    54    -    -    -
12.    109    Yastas Adem    Turkey    63    -    -    -
13.    107    Costas Kalogirou    Cyprus    64    -    -    -
14.    103    Brian Bullman    Ireland    68    -    -    -





85 kg
1.    113    Josep Merino    Spain    5    13    10    23
2.    120    Marian Cambal    Slovakia    12    14    34    48
3.    112    Juan Gimenez    Spain    24    12    40    52
4.    119    Sergey Doronichev    Russia    22    20    36    56
5.    118    Carlos Espuelas    Spain (B)    21    20    36    56
6.    115    Karol Nitka    Poland    26    25    44    69
7.    116    Cerazy Bratkowski    Poland    30    -    -    -
8.    117    Oleksandr Boichenko    Ukraine    41    -    -    -
9.    111    Stephen Graham    United Kingdom    45    -    -    -
10.  114    Dragos Popescu    Romania    50    -    -    -


90 kg
1.    132    Vurgar Verdiyev    Azerbaijan    13    7    14    21
2.    134    Pierre Chamoun    Sweden    12    11    30    41
3.    136    Andriy Kukharchukuk    Ukraine    27    18    28    46
4.    128    Raul Munoz    Spain (B)    17    20    42    62
5.    133    Hamidreza Keshani    Azerbaijan    17    23    40    63
6.    129    Pawel Jablonski    Poland    30    22    50    72
7.    137    Antonio Furic    Croatin    34    -    -    -
8.    131    Giuseppe Quarta    Italy    38    -    -    -
9.    130    Robert Kiesz    Poland    46    -    -    -
10.  127    Anselmo Cortado    Spain (C)    49    -    -    -
11.  139    Ott Kiivikas    Estonia    50    -    -    -
12.  135    Ralph Decelis    Malta    60    -    -    -
13.  138    Venelin Veliko    Bulgaria    65    -    -    -


100 kg(under)
1.    146    Manuel Manchado    Spain    5    5    10    15
2.    154    Roman Dudushkin    Russia    16    13    24    37
3.    152    Rafael Barrios    Spain (B)    22    19    40    59
4.    150    Anotoliy Kudlay    Ukraine    30    22    38    60
5.    145    Antonio Morales    Spain (B)    19    22    46    68
6.    157    Rastislav Solar    Slovakia    31    26    52    78
7.    149    Tomasz Bobrowski    Poland    33    -    -    -
8.    151    Myhayil Kuzmym    Ukraine    39    -    -    -
9.    147    Lorenzo Fernandez    Spain (C)    42    -    -    -
10.  155    Anton Breznik    Austria    43    -    -    -
11.  148    Michael Zimmermann    Austria    56    -    -    -
12.  144    Zach Pallikaros    Cyprus    59    -    -    -
13.  153    Antonio Lage    Spain (C)    66    -    -    -
14.  156    Edgar Gomez    Spain (C)    67    -    -    -


100 kg(and over)
1.    166    Dimitar Dimitrov    Bulgaria    7    16    14    30
2.    167    Ramzes Tlyakodugov    Russia    11    8    22    30
3.    170    Marek Olejniczak    Poland    19    12    26    38
4.    169    Andrzej Kolodziejczyk    Poland    22    20    44    46
5.    165    Marco Lucacci    Italy    15    22    44    66
6.    162    Carlos Moral    Spain    30    29    60    89
7.    168    George Dimitrov    Bulgaria (B)    35    -    -    -
8.    164    Jaroslav Paseka    Czech Republic    40    -    -    -
9.    163    Morgane Aste    France    45    -    -    -
10.  161    Peter Porczi    Hungary    50    -    -    -



Classic Bodybuilding

170 cm
1.    11    Miguel Angel Perez    Spain    13    10    24    34
2.    1    Konstantin Paskalev    Bulgaria    8    13    24    37
3.    8    Vlad Pihureac    Romania    24    12    26    38
4.    6    Marcel Hajek    Czech Republic    30    19    40    59
5.    3    Farhad Guliyev    Azerbaijan    21    24    46    70
6.    10    Francesc Pozuelo    Spain (C)    29    28    54    82
7.    15    Martin Pivko    Slovakia    34    -    -    -
8.    16    Rudolf Kopcok    Slovakia    38    -    -    -
9.    14    Jan Cabanik    Slovakia    46    -    -    -
10.    9    Jordi Gurt    Spain (B)    51    -    -    -
11.    7    Leonid Rozmarytsia    Ukraine    52    -    -    -
12.    13    Arsen Kizorchian    Czech Republic    57    -    -    -
13.    5    Stefano Cigni    Italy    63    -    -    -
14.    19    Ivo Parle    Estonia    64    -    -    -
15.    2    Roderick Theullma    Malta    75    -    -    -
16.    4    Giancarlo Lapiana    Italy    el    -    -    -
17.    12    Ioan Pop    Romania    el    -    -    -
18.    17    Sebahattin Tunc    Turkey    el    -    -    -
19.    18    Indrek Otsus    Estonia (B)    el    -    -    -


175 cm
1.    11    Miguel Angel Perez    Spain    13    10    24    34
2.    1    Konstantin Paskalev    Bulgaria    8    13    24    37
3.    8    Vlad Pihureac    Romania    24    12    26    38
4.    6    Marcel Hajek    Czech Republic    30    19    40    59
5.    3    Farhad Guliyev    Azerbaijan    21    24    46    70
6.    10    Francesc Pozuelo    Spain (C)    29    28    54    82
7.    15    Martin Pivko    Slovakia    34    -    -    -
8.    16    Rudolf Kopcok    Slovakia    38    -    -    -
9.    14    Jan Cabanik    Slovakia    46    -    -    -
10.    9    Jordi Gurt    Spain (B)    51    -    -    -
11.    7    Leonid Rozmarytsia    Ukraine    52    -    -    -
12.    13    Arsen Kizorchian    Czech Republic    57    -    -    -
13.    5    Stefano Cigni    Italy    63    -    -    -
14.    19    Ivo Parle    Estonia    64    -    -    -
15.    2    Roderick Theullma    Malta    75    -    -    -
16.    4    Giancarlo Lapiana    Italy    el    -    -    -
17.    12    Ioan Pop    Romania    el    -    -    -
18.    17    Sebahattin Tunc    Turkey    el    -    -    -
19.    18    Indrek Otsus    Estonia (B)    el    -    -    -


175 cm
1.    24    Frantisek Huf    Czech Republic    5    7    12    19
2.    26    Jozef Furin    Czech Republic    10    11    20    31
3.    23    Slaven Petrovic    Croatia    19    16    38    54
4.    29    Imre Vahi    Estonia    19    19    38    57
5.    21    Vladimir Kurdov    Bulgaria    27    23    42    65
6.    20    Michal Krajewski    Poland    32    28    60    88
7.    25    Daniel Stadelmann    Austria    33    -    -    -
8.    22    Florin Ancuta    Romania    37    -    -    -
9.    27    Sean Ferguson    United Kingdom    44    -    -    -
10.  28    Tomas Tabaciar    Slovakia    46    -    -    -


180 cm(under)
1.    41    Zbynek Ceradsky    Czech Republic    7    8    14    22
2.    37    Robert Majewski    Poland    12    10    20    30
3.    42    Braulio Murillo    Spain (B)    16    17    32    49
4.    35    Darius Minkevicius    Lithuania    19    18    38    59
5.    34    Villarroya German    Spain    33    24    52    76
6.    43    Svetosar Milenkovic    Serbia    32    30    58    88
7.    44    Sedat Bekdemir    Turkey    36    -    -    -
8.    38    Piotr Tajs    Poland    39    -    -    -
9.    45    Argo Vaible    Estonia    43    -    -    -
10.  40    Randolf Bitorina    Netherlands    44    -    -    -
11.  39    Chris Van Eeren    Netherlands    52    -    -    -
12.   36    Mario Pace    Malta    60    -    -    -


180 cm(and over)
1.    53    Jerzy Pisulski    Poland    5    7    12    19
2.    48    Cristian Perez    Spain    10    12    18    30
3.    54    Jiri Wagner    Czech Republic    17    11    28    39
4.    50    Danijel Seget    Croatia    28    23    46    69
5.    49    Enrico Deiana    Italy    24    24    48    72
6.    55    Jose Almeida    Portugal    30    25    52    77
7.    56    Peter Bella    Slovakia    32    -    -    -
8.    58    Marek Kalmus    Estonia    35    -    -    -
9.    51    Nicolas Nestora    Cyprus    46    -    -    -
10.  59    Argo Ader    Estonia (B)    50    -    -    -
11.  57    Ersin Adakli    Turkey    55    -    -    -
12.  52    Gergely Nagy    Hungary    60    -    -    -


Team Scores
1.    Spain     120
2.    Poland    86
3.    Czech Republic    76
4.    Russia    70
5.    Ukraine    52
6.    Bulgaria    44
7.    Slovakia    41
8.    Italy    34
9.    Azerbaijan    28
10.   Lithuania    23
11.   Croatia    20
12.   Hungary    17
13.   Turkey    16
14.   Romania    16
15.   Sweden    12
16.   Estonia    12
17.   United Kingdom    11
18.   Serbia    8
19.   Austria    7
20.   Israel    6
21.   Portugal    6
22.   Cyprus    6
23.   France    2
24.   Netherlands   

The IFBB Amateur Kalina Fitness Club, a premiere competions for European amateurs was held mid March in Sofia, Bulgaria. Named after Princess Kalina of Bulgaria, the Princess as well as the King of Bulgaria attended. Long term supporters of fitness, the Royal Family participated in the event, with the Princess giving the opening speech, and King Simeon II recieving the IFBB Gold Order award. There were nine European nations who sent teams including; Poland, Italy, Bulgaria, Spain, Serbia, Russia, Bulgaria, Iceland and Slovakia. Dimitar Dimitrov, Gergi Dimitrov and Yuliy Rusev guest posed.

Results:

Fitness
1. Ewelina Barej, Poland
2. Tetiana Savitska, Ukraina
3. Oksana Orobets, Ukraina
4. Silvia Frego, Italy
5. Diana Dinkova, Bulgaria


Bodyfitness (figure) short class
1. Yolanda Esteso, Spain
2. Silviya Avramova, Bulgaria
3. Kristin H. Kristjansdottir, Island
4. Vanya Tarkalanova, Bulgaria
5. Nadia Tsvetkova, Bulgaria


Bodyfitness(figure) +163cm class
1. Miriam Sanchez, Spain
2. Katarzyna Kozakiewicz, Poland
3. Natalia Kuzmyna, Ukraina
4. Ljuba Pantovic, Serbia
5. Natalia Gileva, Russia
6. Maria Romanova, Russia

From left to right: IFBB President  Rafael Santonja, King Simeon II of Bulgaria, Princess Kalina of Bulgaria

Fitness Winner Ewelina Barej of Poland:, who also won the routine round.

All photos by Alexander Dragovski of pzkfits.dl

The first ever Pro Bodybuilding Weekly Tampa Pro Show was held in Florida, USA on Aug 09 2008.

In total $35,000 prize money [$38,100 AU] was up for grabs, with the top three of the mens open and female class getting Olympia qualifications.

Former Mr Olympia Chris Dickerson received the first ever ‘Ben Weider Lifetime Achievement Award’ at the show. In addition to his bodybuilding success Dickerson broke many racial barriers in the field decades ago; including being the first African American to appear on the cover of Flex magazine.

Tampa Pro Open Results

1. Toney Freeman
2. Dennis James
3. David Henry
4. Darrem Charles
5. Fouad Abiad
6. Tarek Elsetouhi
7. James Flex Lewis
8. Jaroslav Horvath
9. Marcos Chacon
10. Quincy Taylor
11. Frederic Sauvage
12. Paul Baker
13. Mark Dugdale
14. Roc Shabazz
15. Bob Weatherill

Winner Toney Freeman:

Under 202lbs [92kg] Placings:

1. David Henry
2. Flex Lewis
3. Jaroslav Horvath
4. Richard Jackson
5. Roc Shabazz
6. Steve Namat
7. Mike Valentino
8. Khalid Almohsinawi
9. Guy Ducasse
10. Daron Lytle
11. Jeffrey Long
12. Nathan Winsley
13. Pablo Arevalo
14. Paul Carrasco
15. Vonne Francis

Under 202lbs Winner, and 3rd Open Mens: David Henry

Photo credit: Flexonline

Female Bodybuilding:

1. Nicole Ball
2. Klaudia Larson
3. Debbie Bramwell

New York Pro Results - Men's Open

1. Kai Greene
2. Kevin English
3. Ronny Rockel
4. David Henry
5. Craig Richardson
6. Ben White
7. Martin Kjellstrom
8. Leo Ingram
9. Francisco 'Paco' Bautista
10. Charles Dixon
11. Roc Shabazz
12. Tarek Elsetouhi
13. Paul Baker
14. Joel Stubbs
15. Evgeny Mishin
16. Alfonso Del Rio
17. Don Long
18. Ricky Tricky Jackson
19. Abiu Feliz
19. Louis Joseph
19. Elvis Brown
19. Oleg Emelyanov
19. Neset Icli
19. Sergey Ogorodnikov
19. Zoran Vejic

Winner Kai Green:

Photo credit: Josef Adlt

New York Pro 202 and Under

1. Kevin English 
2. David Henry 
3. Jason Arntz
4. Charles Dixon 
5. Roc Shabazz
6. Guy Ducasse
7. Brian Chamberlain
8. Louis Joseph 
9. Tricky Jackson
10. Nathan Wonsley5 
11. Jimmy Canyon 
12. Abiu Feliz
13. Daron Lytle
14. Roland Huff
15. Ken Jones 
16. Emro Karaduzovic

New York Pro Women's Bodybuilding

1 Cathy Lefrançois
2 Jeannie Paparone
3 Rosemary Jennings
4 Dena Westerfield
5 Debbie Laszewski
6 Annie Rivieccio
7 Debbie Bramwell
7 Tina Chandler
9 Saskia Salemink
10 Antoinette Norman-Thompson
11 Mercedes Bazemore
12 Colette Nelson
13 Angela Debatin
14 Kim Buck
15 Mario Calo
15 Guisy Caputo
17 Aurelia Grozajova
18 Sarah Bridges
18 Elizabeth Gomez

Australians were involved in this Arnold. Con Demetriou competed in the men's amateur superheavyweight division placing 8th, Gabriela Cioban placed 4th in the figure amateur, Arina Manta competed in the MD model search and Lee Priest was at the expo signing autographs.

A full gallery of pics of all the Australians at the Arnold is here.

Men's Professional Bodybuilding Results

1. Dexter Jackson
2. Phil Heath
3. Kai Greene
4. Branch Warren
5. Silvio Samuel
6. Gustavo Badell
7. Toney Freeman
8. Melvin Anthony
9. Johnnie Jackson
10. Desmond Miller
11. Moe Elmoussawi
12. David Henry
13. Ronny Rockel
14. Deshaun Grimez
15. Adorthus Cherry

Photo Credit: Per Bernal, Muscular Development

Womens Professional Bodybuilding Results

01. Yaxeni Oriquen
02. Dayana Cadeau
03. Lisa Aukland
04. Betty Pariso
05. Brenda Raganot
06. Cathy LeFrancois
07. Iris Kyle
08. Betty Viana-Adkins
09. Anne Rivieccio
10. Rosemary Jennings
11. Tazzie Colomb
12. Debi Laszewski
13. Antoinette Thompson
14. Kristy Hawkins
15. Colette Nelson
16. Tracy Beckham
[The 'shocker' of these results are 3-time Ms. Olympia winner Iris Kyle placing 7th. The 'grapevine' alludes that this was due to 'noticeable' lumps on her glutes and delts.]

Photo courtesy of Dan Ray, Muscular Developement

Professional - Ms Fitness International

01. Kimberly Klein
02. Jen Hendershott
03. Julie Palmer
04. Julie Lohre
05. Tracey Greenwood
06. Regiane Da Silva
07. Stacy Simons
08. Bethany Gainey
09. Mindi O'Brien
10. Oksana Grishina
11. Tina Durkin
12. Tanya Merryman

Photo Credit: Dan Ray, Muscular Development

Professional - Arnold Figure

01. Gina Aliotti
02. Jennifer Gates
03. Amy Fry
04. Chastity Slone
05. Sonia Adcock
06. Paola Almerico
07. Latisha Wilder
08. Natalie Benson
09. Catherine Anderson
10. Kristal Richardson
11. Nicole Wilkins
12. Juliana Malacarne
13. Briana Tindall
14. Deborah Leung
15. Bernadette Galvan
16. Brenda Marie Smith

Photo Credit: Dan Ray, Muscular Development

Winner Dexter Jackson's posing routine at the 2008 Arnold Classic:

Phil Heath:

Kai Green:

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